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Sensorix Identity Copilot

Continuously watches who — and what — has access, and catches risky drift before it becomes an incident.

The problem

Access quietly accumulates — leavers keep tokens, contractors keep admin, OAuth grants pile up — and quarterly access reviews are a spreadsheet slog that's stale before it's finished.

IT · SecOps · GRCEntra · Okta · Google · M365

What it automates

  • Tracks joiner/mover/leaver events and surfaces stale accounts
  • Monitors MFA coverage, admin sprawl, and risky OAuth grants
  • Inventories service accounts and non-human identities
  • Queues emergency revocations for one-click human approval

How it helps — Shrink standing access and clear access-review backlogs without spreadsheet audits.

How it works

From connected tools to approved proof.

01 · Connect

Inventory every identity

Connect Entra, Okta, Google, and M365 read-only to map every human and non-human identity and its access.

02 · Operate

Watch for drift

Continuously track JML events, MFA gaps, admin sprawl, and risky OAuth grants, and assemble review campaigns automatically.

03 · Prove

Approve revocations

Risky access and revocations queue for one-click approval, with a full audit trail of every decision.

sensorix-ai.com / identity-copilot
$ sensorix run identity-drift --window 24h
  • 38 risky grants queued for review
  • 6 leavers still holding active tokens
  • 2 new admin escalations flagged
  • MFA coverage: 98.2% (+0.4%)

— illustrative output · sensitive actions require human approval

Questions

Identity Copilot FAQ

Will it deprovision automatically?

Only with approval by default. It queues revocations for review; you can opt in to auto-revoke for specific low-risk rules.

Does it cover non-human identities?

Yes — service accounts, API tokens, and OAuth app grants are inventoried right alongside human users.

Put the Identity Copilot to work.

Start with a two-week Copilot Sprint on your highest-pressure workflow — usually live within two weeks.